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The new-born lung: short- and long-term pathological entities
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Correlation between impulse oscillometry and spirometry outcomes in a cohort of extremely preterm 6-year olds and controls
B. Lundberg (Stockholm, Sweden), E. Melén (Stockholm, Sweden), P. Thunqvist (Stockholm, Sweden), M. Norman (Stockholm, Sweden), J. Hallberg (Stockholm, Sweden)
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International Congress 2019 – The new-born lung: short- and long-term pathological entities
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The new-born lung: short- and long-term pathological entities
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Paediatric lung diseases
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